We will definitely be keeping an eye on what you come up with next! And if you are interested in getting one of Dan’s limited edition time lapses you can do that here. Thanks a ton Dan for swinging by… and we definitely wish you well with your work in the future. TH – I know that you do this on the side – but do you have any goals or aspirations for your work? Anything that you would love to accomplish? Maybe a show? Certain shots you want to do?ĭMM – I really want to continue to explore new places and try experimenting with different scenes.
Timeslice photoshop series#
TH – I have been aware of you and your gorgeous photos for a couple months now, but it seems like you have gotten a bounce from a buzz standpoint over the last month or so? Do you attribute that to anything specific that you are doing to promote your photos or is it more of a snowball effect happening?ĭMM – I’m actually not aware of that… but the latest series was received really well which makes me happy. it was really helpful for me to offset the layers and define the slices using after effects and then adjust those parameters on the fly. What does this tool give you over say, Photoshop? Or other imaging editing solutions? Just curious what I’m missing out on here! haha.ĭMM – After Effects is a video program which is built for designing with time…. TH – In your video you talk through your process of slicing the photos together in after effects? I don’t know a whole lot about after effects, but was surprised that was your weapon of choice. Have you attempted to pull this effect off in other environs like for example small resort towns? The coast? Etc? I would think that the results maybe quite fascinating.ĭMM – I have Time Sliced other landscapes more than a couple times, and they didn’t seam to be interesting enough, it’s definitely something I want to continue to explore… however cityscape natural lend themselves to this style with the building illuminating and the sky dims. TH – You seem to primarily shoot in the city, even flying all the way around the world to do so. The slices weren’t there, but the concept was, the style has evolved since then to have defined slices. I had this incredible time lapse of the moon rising behind downtown Los Angeles and wanted to share it as a single image. By arranging the slices side-by-side, we. TH – When did you have the aha moment to time-stripe your photos into a single shot? How did that thought process come to fruition?ĭMM – The first one was the moon rising…. This time slice image by photographer Dan Marker-Moore is a photograph of Shanghai created with 65 separate images captured over 1 hour and 53 minutes. They really explode off the page. If only my stock market dreams would become a reality! hahah.ĭan was kind enough to agree to a quick informal interview about his time lapse pieces. I’m pretty stoked to see how the photos turned out and the amazing effects shown by watching the sky color variations. It’s pretty interesting to see that Dan flew to Shanghai specifically for this project and specifically to capture the city variations there. Here is a great video detailing out the making of these fascinating photographs. Each slice is a photograph taken at a different point in time, usually a few minutes after the. Right? If there were truly an Interstellar-like version of humans that operated a tesseract, I would assume that the admin panel for such a device would look more like peering through a Dan Marker-Moore photograph. A Time Slice is an image built from the photos of a timelapse. WELL, LOOK AT THEM! Single shot, and you are instantly seeing the stratification of time in a single plane. It's an easy effect to do using a few photos that were taken.
Timeslice photoshop how to#
OF COURSE you are chomping at the bit to find out how the heck these still photos could be more the essence of time travel than an actual time travel movie. In this week's video, I'll show you how to make a timeslice image using Lightroom and Photoshop. You wanna know why? I’m idiot, of course you want to know why, I mean, that was possibly the greatest build up to an intro ever.
Need more? But this? I actually thing these photos from Dan Marker-Moore are more time travel street cred than all the previous links combined.
But in case you thought I was lacking proof, I give you this, and this, some of this, and this. I want to run a few models in caret to decide which I will use.Īs of now, I am running it in a loop using timeslice window.Interview with Dan Marker-Moore The Time Slice Maven Problem: I want to forecast y one step ahead, for each group, using variables x1. I have a data set like the following set.seed(503)įoo <- data.table(group = rep(LETTERS, 150),
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